Grain Market Recap Shows Wheat Gains and Corn Squeeze
Weekly wrap notes Wheat prices edge higher amid reduced supply and rising demand, with Argentina weather and Russian wheat in focus. Corn prices climb on old versus new crop dynamics as Illinois Nebraska and Iowa brace for bumper outputs. Sheep feeds decline in Eastern states while Colorado boosts sheep and wool outlook. Record-Stockman reports markets remain buoyant for winter prices.
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Buenos Ayres
Liverpool
Europe
Amerea
Wall Street
Illinois
Nebraska
Towa
Colorado
Sheep feeders confident on profits in coming market
Colorado sheep and lamb feeders forecast strong profits when markets improve. Reports from 11 counties show close to 1 000 head on feed this season amid optimism for price gains.
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Colorado
Welds Wyoming Idaho Colorado railroad forms in 1900s
Articles of incorporation filed Friday with the secretary of state create the Colorado Wyoming Idaho railroad with a 10 million capital and a 3030 fee. Directors include W R West E C Chernoweth Ora Haley and others. Planned route Denver to Boise City passing through Jefferson Adams Weld and Larimer counties with 825 miles total and offices at Loveland and Boise. 100000 shares issued with 30000 preferred limited to 5 percent return.
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Colorado, Wyoming & Idaho Railroad
W. R. West
Larimie
Wyo
E. C. Chenoweth
McPherson
Kan
Ora Haley
Joseph Underwood
Chicago
Frank Stuart
Boston
John PD. Millikin
G. M. Huse
August Ruffner
Christman
Danville
Denver
Boise City
Idaho
Jefferson, Adams, Weld
Larimer
Colorado
Unita County
Wyoming
Official Weld county vote canvas shows large majorities
The Weld county official canvas completed by Justices L. B. Willard and H. P. Hill and County Clerk Adams reports Roosevelt 4830 vs Parker 2555, a 2275 lead. Churchill trailed by 1436. Davis defeated Adams by 36. Bradfield beat Morse by 18. Marrison led Snook by 236. Elliott defeated by Florance by 260. Peabody led Adams by 208. Statler Wylie Southard near 2000 in majorities.
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Weld County
L. B. Willard
H. P. Hill
Adams
Roosevelt
Parker
H. FE. Churchill
Charles Davis
W. R. Adams
Steve Bradfield
Warren M. Morse
A Little Outcast Delights Greeley Audience
The Greeley opera house hosted a friendly comedy drama titled A Little Outcast. A capable company delivered ample plot and light moments that outweighed the tearful scenes. John W. Hunter and his nephew George Connor returned from Grand Valley after attending his father’s funeral.
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Greeley Opera House
John W. Hunter
George Connor
Grand Valley
Bruce G Eaton Named Sole Executor of Deceased’s Will
The county court probated the will of Benjamin H Eaton and named Bruce G Eaton youngest son as sole executor and administrator for five years. Rebecca J Eaton receives income from the estate. Bruce earns $5 000 annually for management. Real estate worth $600 000 yields $50 000 yearly from 24 000 acres in Weld and Larimer counties with water rights.
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Benjamin H. Eaton
Bruce G. Eaton
Rebecca J. Eaton
Weld
Larimer
Aaron J. Eaton
Eaton
Jennie B. Petrikin
J. M. B. Petrikin
Brunswicks Reorganize as Goodman and Wasley Bowling Team
The city bowling squad met Monday night and reorganized for the upcoming season. The Goodman and Wasley firm will furnish uniforms. Members include L. E. Rissler, George Kimball, Bert Sullivan, Harry Blinn, and H. J. Weibking with substitutes R. Stillwell and Oscar Lofgren. Weibking elected manager and Blinn captain.
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Brunswicks
Goodman & Wasley
L. E. Rissler
George Kimball
Bert Sullivan
Harry Blinn
H. J. Weibking
R. Stillwell
Oscar Lofgren
Arrangement Aims to Boost Local League Rivalries This Winter
The MR arrangement plans to bring several neighboring teams here this winter and to visit many neighboring towns, aiming to raise the competitive pace for the season.
Pupils Give Recital at 1724 Eleventh Avenue
Music pupils of Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Bullock presented a first recital of the year featuring works by Suppe Mozart Chopin Sinding and others with performances by Eleanor Kneist Hazel Hawkes Rae Ford and Georgia Baker. The piece concludes with Jubel Overture by Weber and preparations for the Elk's charity play A Night in Bohemia at the Greeley opera house next Monday and Tuesday.
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Arnold
Bullock
Eleventh Avenue
Brier Rose
Hamer
Eleanor Kneist
Hazel Hawkes
Rae Ford
G. Lange
Marjorie Elmer
Klammer
Catherine Elmer
Martin
Merry Huntsman
Merkel
Mary Robb
Chopin
Mrs. Bulcock
Hilarity
Mero
Houhgton
Beardsley
Miss Sanders
Sayer
Grace McGara
Myrtle Sayer
Sinding
Georgia Baker
Godard
Jennie Twomey
Weber
Bohemia
Greeley Opera House
Hoo-Hoo Met in Loveland with Northern Colorado Firms
The northern Colorado branch of the Black Cats held its annual meeting in Loveland. Greeley lumber firms were represented by William Mayher, W. L. Clayton, president of Clayton Lumber, O. O. Russell, H. Milligan, and Gilcrest manager E. G. Flint and secretary R. H. Clayton. The two Clayton men traveled in D. R. Smith's automobile in two hours. Loveland hosts provided a lavish lunch at the Christian church followed by a midnight supper.
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Colorado
The
Honorable Order of Black Cats
Loveland
Greeley
William Mayher
W. L. Clayton
Clayton Lumber Company
O. O. Russell
H. &. Milligan
Gilcrest Lumber Company
E. G.flint
R. H. Clayton
Pinon Nuts Could Make Colorado Pork Profitable
Colorado farmers may profit from hog raising by feeding pinon nuts. Tests show pinon fattening hogs faster than corn fed, producing firm nutty pork with rich flavor. Nut abundance in foothill forests could lower costs and outcompete corn fed meat in Kansas Missouri and beyond.
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Colorado
Jorn
Centennial
Kansas
Nebraska
Rocky Mountain State
Rocky Mountains
Missouri
Not Yet Dead The Greeley electric railway bid brightens
The Greeley and Northern Railway and Utility company moves toward financing. George J. Spear and associates push the project with a east financial syndicate representative touring 100 miles of proposed route. The visitor valued local work and promised aid, with a detailed asset report to be presented to the syndicate.
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Greeley
Greeley & Northern Railway & Utility Company
Geroge J. Spear
Spear
East
Mr. Spear
C. H. Ramsay
Ault
Pleasant Valley
Eaton
Black Hollow
Hillsboro
Highland Lake Country
Colorado
Thanksgiving sermons and nightly meetings at Salvation Army hall
Thursday night J. M. Cameron will preach a Thanksgiving sermon at the Salvation Army hall. Friday night will be the welcome meeting for Lieut. Mershon assisting Captain Regester. Saturday night features a Junior Demonstration. Meetings every night except Mondays. all invited.
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J. M. Cameron
Salvation Army Hall
Lieut. Mershon
Regester
Surprised Minister Celebrated by Congregation
Rev. A. C. Leafgreen of the Swedish Mission church was surprised on his forty third birthday by about eighty congregants in Greeley who gathered on the lawn and porch after a late night vigil and shared lunch. They left a well filled purse as an apology.
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the Baptist Church
Greeley
Holy Land
George W. Watson
Watson
Denver
A. C. Leafgreen
Swedish Mission Church
Mr. Leafgreen
Woodmen hold smoker and elect lodge officers
The Woodmen of the World held a smoker and officer election in their lodge rooms last Friday evening with over 150 members attending. Ben Pattee was elected council commander and Eugene Williams clerk among other appointed posts. a wedding notice announces Miss Sofia Kirchstengner to Harry Wambaugh with the ceremony set for Thursday evening December 1 at the bride’s home.
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Ben Pattee
Eugene Williams
Clarance Noacker
J. B. Phillips
James Kidder
George Venables
G. B. Johnson
A. A. Woodbury
C. A. Lawrence
Sofia Kirchgestner
Kirchgestner
Seventh Avenue
Fifteenth Street
Harry Wambaugh
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House of Fyfe
Mason & Spany
Board of Trade
New Railroad
G. W. Watson
First Baptist Church
Benjaminh. Eaton
George W. Watson, B
Salvation Army
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